whitelackington
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U.K. Nature reserves under threat
damage by too many people
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6656447.stm
damage by too many people
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6656447.stm
whitelackington said:damage by too many people
whitelackington said:Well if wild natural habitats are "invaded"
surely they will tend to become degraded.
I disagree Peter, your minks were introduced to our country by peoplePeter Burgess said:There are many reasons why a reserve might be under threat. For example, the release of mink into the environment might decimate native species that were supposed to be protected, but the release of the mink is not directly related to human pressures, or 'too many people' as you put it.
whitelackington said:I disagree Peter, your minks were introduced to our country by peoplePeter Burgess said:There are many reasons why a reserve might be under threat. For example, the release of mink into the environment might decimate native species that were supposed to be protected, but the release of the mink is not directly related to human pressures, or 'too many people' as you put it.
c**tplaces said:Oh dear I can see lots of do-gooders closing everything.
The real answer is to reduce the population, anything else is pointless fiddling at the edge. I don't mean shooting a few in the head, while plenty warrant that attention but simply not breeding the next generation simply to pay for our pensions.
Cave_Troll said:... some wild board ... poor fluffy creatures ...
Let the culling start here, I am sure the fluffy bunnies, caves and forests wont miss them.graham said:Cave_Troll said:... some wild board ... poor fluffy creatures ...
they don't look very fluffy to me?
Read very carefully.Peter Burgess said:What has the Board of Directors of the Reserve Bank of Australia got to do with this topic in any way whatsoever?